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J.J. McCarthy NFL Projections

J.J. McCarthy is a quarterback for the New York Giants, projected for their Week 7 matchup against Houston Texans. EdgeRanked tracks the passing, rushing and fantasy outlook for this matchup using its NFL simulation model.

Week 7· Latest simulation ·14 upcoming · 0 live · 0 final
QB · New York Giants

NYG @ HOU · Sun, Oct 25 · 1:00 PM EDT

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NYG @ HOU

Updated pregame projection

New York Giants at Houston Texans ·

NYG21.0
HOU24.3
TOTAL45.3

Simulated

Official injury designations not yet incorporated; some projected players may later be ruled out

Official inactives not due yet (posted about 90 minutes before kickoff)

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